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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-07
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

.
AN excellent carbon for electrical
purposes is now obtained from sea
weed.
An Australian has invented an cleo.
trical machine-gun which he claims i:
capable of firing 12O rounds every few
seconds. from any position and in any
direction.
The discovery of network of So
called canals on the planet Mars by
Schiaparelli several years ago. has been
confirmed this year by observers both
in England and Italy.
"A button which works on the prin
ciple of cork-screw is the last novelty
out. and the patentee was offered $25,-
900 for his rights the moment he had
the first button Out.-DetroH Free Press.
Wilmington, VT, is nearly in the
center of the largest maple sugar mai
ing section in the world The largest
maker there ships ten thousand gallons
of sirup yearly, and the business is
growing fast.
Reports from many places show that
the electric railway is no longer an ex-
pertinent, but fact. 1t will be long
time before we travel like lightning, but
to travel by lightning will soon be a prac-
tice on many New England street
railway.
The winter packing in the West
last year was 6, 800, 900 hogs; the average
for the past five years is 6,010.000; for
the preceding period of five years.
$3.50, 900, and for ten years, $500. 900.
the latter number corresponding with
last winters total.
The new Reitz alloy, the patented
production of German chemist. is Il
bronze for which remarkable durability
and resistance to all acids are claimed,
prolonged exposure to concentrated
muriatic acid having caused less than
half the loss sustained by any other alloy,
and other tests having been equally sue
cesSful
On the Transcaspian railroad, in
Russia. it is claimed that saving of
$500 per mile is effected by the use of
mineral wax. or ozokerite, for ties.
When purified. melted and mixed with
limestone and gravel, the ozokerite,
which is abundant in the vicinity of the
railroad, produces a good asphalt. This
is pressed into shapein boxes. and gives
ties which retain their form and hard
ness even in the hottest weather.
"A steam engine that runs the cleo
trio light system in the works of the
Portland, (Me.) Stoneware Company is
built on an entirely new principle. 1t
has no piston rod. and is surprisingly
compact, the one at the pottery occupy
ing 4 space 16x19 inches, eighteen inches
in height, yet it does with ease the Or
binary work of Il ten-horse power en-
CINE of the old pattern. The cost of
construction is estimated to be about
One-third less than that OF an ordinary
horizontal or upright engine.-BoSton
Budget.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-07

in local paper-which he sent me
describing this rascal, and stating that
he had called on several persons in that
neighborhood and succeeded in getting
money from each of them by. the same
ingenious story.
The result of my experience leads me
to say to every one: Make it a rule
never to give on the spot or instant to
any applicant not known to you; ask
the address and earthquakes made; and
be sure that you know what You are
doing before you give. Seek out the
deserving poor; they as rule, do not
come to seek aims; yet you may find
them and your gifts will do both you
and the recipients good-you, as much
as them Chambers Journal.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-07
MY LOVE.

Her eyes are like the stars OF night,
Her voice like music thrills my heart
Der step upon the stair so light
Makes all my fervid pulses start.
Her dark brown hair Is tinged with gold,
No form but hers has such grace;
She IS a pleasure to behold,
Like sunlight, cheering every place.
But far above these charms OF earth
Is h.r sweet soul. that from her eyes
Shines where no sin hath ever birth,
"A living PROOF that never dies.
To lofty heights Of wealth and fame
My gentle maid doth not aspire,
Yet. when beside some artful dame.
You long for her whose charms ne'er tire
And when you gaze in her bright face,
And note her sweet contiding air,
You'd hardly think that you could trace
a brave AID steadfast spirit there
But so you can: and thus / know
That She II be true IN spite OF all:
For why: doth not her whole life show
Il priceless love that naught can pail?
Emily r. Duncan.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-07

"Any eerson VINO taxes Inc paper
Aiarly from the Uost-ofhce, whether dlrec'
TO mis- name whether he is a subscriber 4
DOT, is responsible for Che Day
The corrts have decided that refusing
take newspapers from the post-ofnce, or =
moving and leaving them uncelled TO-, .
orima facie 9videuce of INTENTIONAL FRA
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-07

Cincinnati proposes to raise a guar
anty fund of 81, coo, 900 for her centen-
NAL exposition in 1888. The exposition
will open early in July and continue
one hundred days.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-07

The skeleton of beast which must
have been as large again as Jumbo has
been dug up in Lorain County, Ohio.
He is supposed to have died 1000 years
ago, probably having got tired of wait
ing for Columbus to come and discover
him.-Detroit Free Press.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-07
A ZINE ART"
Begging Considered by a Clergy
man in This Light.

a Young Man seeking Ills Aunt'-A Cen
tlemanly Unfortunate-The EX-Pris-
Convict Who Had Re
formed"-Sound Con-
illusions.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-04-07

What may be done at any time win
be done at no time.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-03-05
The Lime Kiln Club.

sit am my painful dooty to inform dis
club dat Brudder Arbustus jenkins has
passed from airth away said Brother
Gardner when the triangle had ceased to
toll. she was an honorary member of
dis club, libin' in de staff of North Caro-
liny, an he was only Is cents behind on
his dues. 1t kin not be said of Arbustus
dat he was either statesman, poet,
philosopher, philanthropist or scholar.
He was simply an eberyday man, who
did not shrink eandwise when he got
wet.
"As citizen of de United States he
did not go braggin' aroun' about our
bein' de greatest nashun on airth, but he
had hickory club laid away for any
country which might knock dc chip off
our shoulder.
GAS an elector he went to de polls cherry
time dar' was chance to vote, an some
times when DER wasn't, an If he split his
ticket it was bekase he was deeply inter-
ested in de matter of honest guv 'ment.
GAS a laborer he was worthy of his
hire. When he wasn't workin' he was
thinkin' fur de benefit of his boss. If de
boss didn't know dis it was his own fault.
GAS u naybur he nebDer borrowed
coffee an sugar widout maxim mark
on de tin cup, so he could return good
measure.
GAS q member of de community in
which he dwelt he upheld de law in de
daytime an stole watermelyons under
kiver of darkness, thereby settin' good
example for de young.
GAS a church member he prayed soft
an low, an he was half line behind all
de rest in de singin'. In case he happened
to be cotched wild ham belonging to
somebody else no reflechuns could be cast
on de church.
GAS husband he bossed dc cabin, an
as father he brung his chill'en up to
fear de law an respect ole aige.
"We shall hang out the usual emblem
of mourning on de outer doah, an we
shall feel bit sorry dat fair to medium
man has passed away. Dat will be all
We shan't pass no resolushuns to send
to his wife, who knowed him better dan
anybody else, nor will we claim dat our
heartfelt sympathies go out fur de chill
Zen, who am probably no better dan any
body else's. 1t am huff for us dat we
kin say Arbustus was up to the aiverge,
an dat death could have token wusser
man an not half tried. detroit Free
! Press.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-03-05
Both on a Tear.

"Lucy, my daughter" exclaimed a
stern rcrtlt the other morning to the eld-
est daughter, who was very late in coming
down to breakfast, 'where did you spend
last EVENING""
az was at chocolataire given by the
Home Mission society, papa, at Mrs.
Gumbo's."
"Indeedi and where were you, Robert
You came in very late"
And Robert, whose eyes were red and
whose head felt as big as a circus tent,
said he had been on chocolate tear too.
Chicago Tribune.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-03-05
Day and Might

During nm acute attack OF bronchitis,
ceasclcss tickling in the throat, and an
cxhaustIng, dry, hacking cough, ailllet
the sufferer. Sleep Is banIshed, and great
prostration follows. This disease Is also
attended with IoarseneSs, and sometimes
Loss of Voice. 1t Is liable to beceme
chronic, involve tho lungs, and terminate
fatally. Ayers Cherry Pcctoral affords
speedy relief and cure In cases OF Dron-
chltis. 1t controls the disposition TO
cough, and induces refreshing sleep.
have been practicng physician for
twenty-four years, and, for the past
twelve, haze suffered from annual attacks
OF Bronchitis. After exhaustlng all the
usual remedies
Without Relief,
/ tried Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1t helped
me Immediately, aud effected speedy
cure.-G. Stoveall, NJ. D., Carrollton, bliss.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is decidedly the
best remedy, within my knowledge, for
chronic Bronchitis, and all lung Diseases
M. A. Rust, NJ. D., South Paris, Me.
Twas attacked, last winter, with q severe
Cold, which, from exposure, grew worse
aud finally settled on my Lungs. BY
night sweats | was reduced almost to y
skeleton. My Cough was incessant, and
frequently spit blood. My physician told
me to give up business, or | would not
live month. After taking various renee
dies without relief, l was finally ii
Cured BY Using ~
two bottles of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. I
am now In perfect health, and able to
resume business, after having been pro-
nounced incurable with Consumption. =
S. Z. Henderson, Saulsburgh, Penn.
For years l was In decline. | had
weak lungs, and suffered from Bronchitis
and Caiarrh. Ayers Cherry Pectoral re-
stored me TO health, and have been for n
long time comparatively vigorous. In
case of sudden cold always resort TO
the Pectoral, and find speedy relief.
Edward l.. Curtis, Rutland, VT.
Two years ago suffered from n severe
Bronchitis. The physician attending me
became fearful that the disease would ter
inmate in Pneumonia. After trying yari-
GUS medicines, without benefit, he finally
prescribed Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which
relieved me ut once. | continued to take
this medicine short time, and was cured.
Ernest Cotton, Logansport, Ind. n
Ayers Cherry PeCt0ral,
Prepared by DIR. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, %.
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rRetNtA FREE pREss--rHE OLD rAMttY JOURNAL.
F-ss ~ - sr- Tlnea
AZ RESI-.
Death o. ga EssIusoBIe Lady--Hrs- z Z
R0Hss-

On FRIDAY morning lzss, 9i.s- months q
Illness of paralysis, Ms Belinda Elizabeth
Rocss. mother q Msssrs. Charles B, VII
Ian ani Milton Eo1ss. departed This life n
tie advanced age q - years, 4. h. ls.e
residence II Jezs-son county. ". Va Ere
Be. sP.ris took Is Aighs 70 The grsA. II
known her bslovsd s5a. Charles. arrived
froa NeE Yo-k- SeTsa months bef1-e. O.
The sane day of Tie vssk. The age5 ard a.
isc-ioua.e father prsc-3sd as P4rt1e. o.
.L5s Et-'s ioys and so-roEs 70 The spirit
lzad. Tie deceased Hzs had Il high e.
-se- ard ia lady Of many shining w
-1ss. making friends duriag hsr lC1g and
useful lie q every one vi.h whom she VIZ
5-11-l. IL coall-- KIND hands minister
si ID her during her lass Illness; hsr so1s
asre 11ce1s.Hz n their a-isuti9-s ard
ua-r VIII De- t5sir sizis g; her absence fron
ID, family fraiIa- The kindly ACE lean
i-- al.L lore a1i affection and tie well
E-oua sep VIII BE- looked a1i listened IN
en- vain b. her sozs TIE remains arrived
hsre q. 8 5-c.ock o. SUNDAY si.srlooa an
rsrs deposited 10 NJ Hebron by The siis
OF Ls- Ia.s c9-sort s1i iEo i1zgh;ers- !
large -.oai Of persons Vers AZ the csls.sly,
,s.-ityilg iv their presence The regard n
zLlca her SD. Mr. Cl1s. B. R0uss, : hs.d
5r h. f1rue- fs--oE-ci,izzls- The services
8, tLs grave v=rs Impressive Rsv. Dr. J.
p. G-aaa-. q K=at s.-ee; Presbyterian
Church. c-zcil,ei- Tls touching an pa
-Ls.- composition. Hone, Suss. Hone
vas -=-5=res D. ae-ar-e..= q islz-s vO.css
Mrs Wn. Rely. Ms. Lids Taylor, Ms
Mage B-y1-- ard Mss Lillian Ris-y-
TIE s-F-- g=--.=l=1 zc.sd q E1l--1s1r-
srs IN de cs-e.ery EI-G9r- Holiday, C.
: Baker o--z- Barr Dr. : J. Holiday,
L-T-F. GRIN and Wu. Jeakils. M C.
3. Russ. Jr- 115 sister Mss Jennie, q
NeE Y1-s CITY. H=-e present Quite nun
ts- IS rs.--5rss and t-.aris accompanied
-1= --r,= .-1l Je5e-sca c711-ys W. Va
O. Ills --s. As -le uo-.a, remains Of the
5-.57el -s.-s- rese consigned 90 The grave
b. IL. Graham Eii1 i-s asris. Earth %
s.--L JUS, Q. 5-s- 1,lss % lsLzs and he
spin. % G1L EAo gave ii, lz1y an ere
z-s t.--zl E--l sears. AMI ID t,c5. EAsl
.1- le-z1rsl SOS returned o. tie lz-s bo1e
@ che departed one they said 7-.l The poet
Hoe sal Cd 5-t l-T --sa-V
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VIM. KAHN & CO..
i. - - - -
COOL EKlTHER B4RG4IYS.

I1s-s LEs -ersr been q better o1-Lzc-i1- q
Ovs-ulats i1- 1su md boys than --= sock ~
nov ilsp1T- ard = pres ~ 1el5E Al 1tle-
IL che sane e-1-e O. go, J-- L-E-i lFef'
c11-s z-crE1l s-z-lll attention IN Ls- = lsz-
coa-- Fs are 1-e-i1c one -l- 60 80 s---- E1---
$40
FC- $50 80 E-li sell y11 q god s--1--
le1FF 0Ts-uCl-- $50 vii by gcl tE-cy
C1s>1Esre Coat. and IL $50 yl- can 90 q
-1-t heavy Cli---l--2- O. --z LsL- Ee-zl-
dress 0Tsrc-1-. % o Eloc- ---o-- C-ssi-s-s
Cca--
A. sI1g1 re 1-s showing .iasa- iilsrs-,
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-l--1-l5--1. W1-s-=d L-s-l--=-s and 5=av=-
1-g-l il ez-ler i-L1 10 LElFT wel---s- Lls
mar zr11zs z- Si1-l $500 $3.50 81, -o and
s-sll are e,s-z- 90 -Lz lle-- c-s-lll lsie-
B0Ts 0rzrc-1-s re s---s 81 .I- - SIS
better c-ss O. So 151 1lt go 500 -,
so and 1000
Meas and By H=1Fy Coarse B-1-s S--5e
Fias Dress Boo-s. sz5l slc. GEc All 500
Ncu = -Ls -i-e % d-v -ltzrElz-- we
have -Ls--zL EI-1-t- r-=-. WCC-=C and
cL -e- N--s r-5cas- EsaTT Ue--lo sll--s
- drawers - A. ~ c-t - cents E---e 500.
slt--s O. frlEs-s- SI0l -. l5o. g. 80
sca-.e- E-Cl shirts and trgEsrs- : ce--s, $ ~
80 rs -.f clL-lre-s shirts 60 drawer.
from $50 gF-
II ar L1ils= W-zr Department re ID,
only eLl-1-- s-ccs -la- Is --s'- u-l-s'-- l-- e.
--l15s -Lz- -11= can new N1-s izT OF CIR
v-i1ss-
Ia5iss- Fz-ry C-sst-s-s or B.1---s Ta-Sscs
90 $50 plain checked striped ls-rl-al 90
ks-seT i1cks-s. uliE and without hoods. a.
$50 me c-1-- --zi-=- lts-s- SO $50
1000. I--tl 800
C-1-l NsT Mz-Ez-s- $50 -lr go l-lD
1900 fancy cashmere NsE Ml-Ez-s. VIA "
15-t--- cares. 8 81 50 enc 1000 100 l5lt
800 sl--- u-1rsa-i -1---l-..- -l----s'1 lTl--
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leaI=- SD SO ST. So So So So - -l-
SIS plush ccl-s. So So. SEQ. 50 z-1 SD
-li---e- wraps SIS Up % So
n L2-.ss D--ss Goods Te ara --e ,-e
.l--1Uil- -lr----s C-zse-t c1sces- -'-- ger
y1ri Hl-l-1-L checks III CTS Nll1e',---sl
stripes 81 CTS zi--1- cashmere IL CTS Lon
On. s1ri-s. - c-s- I--ss-cEn F1-s-s,ts- n
plain. pl1f5 O. checks. = ccs- -1-l -s'i1- s--,-
M 81 cts 1E-.5 cl1ll z.- slI-es 81 r-s- reT-
s--s r.lI-s AMI --acE= 81 c-s fl---i-e
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Tie -eE sLllss-
B8-ke-s and C1--sls-s Heavy 1-ze s-Is
Blankets white o. greg. $40 Eer pair good
l=aVy comforts. - cts
Era-V-l--E Ee- and 1ggs wear AMI -r--F-
-1l-- t1- lLf5z- --1ssg. and Children Tsl--
sLcsE- has -1t 1QCls-s-
CPDEGRAFES
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Tribute Of Respect

safe q Wes- Vir-ioil- Comfy Of JET
f=-son. co-Eit- In the Comfy C5-r- o. sid
Comfy. IL Tern Nov llll- l,e7.
The death OF Msj- JANEs LAWEESCE
HO0FF. la-e Presi1eli u --is C0urr- having
o,cu-red since the l1st Es-u-1r term. and
The surTi1- Members ct Ills CC-rs BENG
desiro1s OF expressing n pam, t9-l ilsi'
s1preci1-iso and esteem u The character
an1 public services of The deceased
Therefore b Il Resolved
Thz- IL The 1e1Ih q CIR -lts esteemed
Prss-5e-. The County which b -Zs - t1--1-
fully ssrvs6 has lo=. a e1-ie1- C1cs-, a1r
the surviving Members % the Lcur- val
usd advisor and friend.
That In The tE7 ys4rs an =5ZAt Ec7-Ls
IN which he served = one 20 --e CGI--l-s-
si1rers o. tLis Couri h ~ always -li-h-1.
ard fearless IN ;he peri1r--z--s O. public
1-.v and ardent l-d zel-1-s 20 zuz--lcE
tle Interests a. .hs people O LIZ Comfy
thorough 10 business az i--iic Oh 1cil11
systematic 10 al thing =---sut-E 1--sd
ior Tie c-zciaI position h held
Tnzt . marx Of FesPsc- % HI memory
a1d q & testimonial O.. tLe rlen1s1iq
which e1istsi ossEeen hiu l11 ths sur7lT-
i-- ana present. members 70 -lis C0urr, Z
+. ordered .hs. these rzso.-ti1-s - spTssd
uo1- tle records. Published i- the ssvsra.
usrs1arers ~ -he C0u1;F. zl1 3 copy O
.hs sane Be furnished The tzui-y q tie de-
CEASED. and ,Lz, this CCIri d1-1# 11l1-rl-
Tas-s
IA. WoozE Clsrz.
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y VACANT LOT
For Sale.

THE r1--zl-s BE-5i1- T.. q y -Ls
Il -ss5ia-,s . Dr. VIZ Yell b. l-lt-=s-9El
w Va t---.--r -sl tse- C L-5e-sT s--ss--
and running t1-z -l1s E5tL i-Z s--- s--se-
q, the -1-s % Dr. We Vel al Mr. q
-z-is Ls-s- Fl- tens Apply -o
GEORGE BANL0E-
CLEJN Mll2E
49, II r.,---r
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The Be-, Save IN the ror.i f5r Cuts.
B-u-s=s- So-es- Ulcers. -. ELsll- EeTs-
Sores. Ts.-sr- Chspped Hands Cli---ails
Cons. and al. Skin EruP.i--s. zlt positive
u cures Piles. o. 10 paw required i =
guaranteed o. give Qsrtsc- satisfaction o.
no1ev ref1uisd- Price = cents per BOX
For sale bv Geo. 7. Light
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.H.ERRTED.

On ,-s s-L u N17s1te- q The h.-s q IL
t--sss -a-.--s -sa- B---s-lu-- u EsV I a
S----Ls- M- GEORGE Z Al hsA- q lelss-
s11 -----y and Ms lE-ls--r--- r---J " --AN- D.
A. the -z=s5s-cs u -As l-51ss al-s- II
F-s.Es-ss-x -u---r T--E-ir- y aer = J
S-----s- N1Ts-te- szh- JAMES 4 80 II
.-----r
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DIED.

Al his re=11s-ce En- EE-l-s-l-e W NJ
N1r. --h. Is. ef co1slEE---1- ", 3 -
SE-EMAN
1--e sltl u os.c1hsr- O. -lz i-rE d IL
E5-a-- Ez5ues .1 -1is c1-1tT. 1--s- 80
ana ra7-s-l 5-l-ess ROBERT " lHls-N 1tN
.s-l--si In L1-es-. 1r-lE1r Kan AID E1-l--
---zrsa-i1 rAe 57,h rsar q Ls ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-11-17

Bar iu mind Hi-scl-zl's : hea1l-lr-
-=-. f5- Ia - misses AID cli.lrsus c-laks
IL veil - reliable gods ana .1F FElces-
BIZ - Z. sounds ne have hauirs1s q --llEs
and ul1rs coa.iu-- Is Ils- --= weather O.
sav So. we are selling them 81 --s loves
rEices va sl1E o.
D. HIE-CIflrAy & Co.
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Desirable Residence
ATPRIvAIE SALE

DESIRABLE gEsIDE-yLE ia C--z--.--
y -1Er iz-l.l-t--lT -1ez-s-- ard .1l-l-z-- q
- s-ps-l FisE. 81 sale p-lrl-s-T- j. r1--
as Ere r11--s zli a k-rc1ez- a-s1 c0-re-5-
e---r zs-ce-f t-eret1 q -l1ke E5-se los
Hos >-ztle. e. TIE 80 e-1--css rE1 and
q 1-arrE- t---s u zrl-r--l 1e1--l--- -sEl-
= e-f5l -arss1 1-1 a. 0r-L1-t " c-.1-cs
e-u5s- s-o,-e.t - Is : c-s u tEe Els- -sss-z-
- ---=--5ss n IL t1r1- F-lce z-l terms
-1sis szgEz 11 1F1 ica-lll-
TEOMAS 4 sTARRT-
JAY Il Isl
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Mr JAMS r. Rlls,- has beel parl-yEei-
slss.-- 2. au5 u. &. Boar have bs.a
tsea l-i.s i--
Mss Ns.as R9lrs- visited Ms D. :
Ho-tes -lls week
-D.B. L1-as Lee wednesday @aEn-
i,- ~ Wlsli1g.1- Ci.y-
lIs.. Lars Hagaz &. WISHING her broth
e. F-l-z ia S.al1-o1. Va
TIE Kisses Pl..srsoa. Of Balsiaers, are
WISHING N-s. G.. W- I-oz1s
Ms }li1-is Evan. ils A-sri-41 singer.
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b--- I-=1lv OF -e-sF-ooi- olsi1sss
ll-.- james Bl-bour. q C1lpepsr. Va
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Boy. BOYS Welfare always made II ar
study o. -sl the Is. q. everything t9r the
v11r-s.s-s. 5-. ;Lis rear sc-lqsss them 1--
Ers-T su7- on sale 1oT = a pertsct gen
TIE ts-1u-a,iou = - Ersai % bCTo-r s,v-es
-1a- ninety customers or ~ every -l1--is1
carry away >cus % ar -eEesi gods
TLsv arr going tls-- N0tlllE lac .; Tar O.
near. We SAINT The public Cd 80 then
EVER -lus sale
WY. EAHy * Co. Ssller B1i.iiug-
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Orsrcoa-s. ItEo1 haven't been % Wu-
Kahn & Cos then vou 1lVcl'l seen many
o7e-cca-s. We have provided ,le largest
ard cheapest assortment ever placed c@.--e
The people u This c11-sy- Gen -slzu.
-zks 3 I1oE 8. .tsm-ths 7-icss arg -oE-
Search The -5E1 over and v9uL mi ulre
o. compare With then
WH. KAHy & Co. Tie Lsali1g -l,lisrsr
S1t.s- Building
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Information HaHted

az NV uffs. Eslries-2 H-5EH- ard rs c--ii-
~ 1-su. Emily Ezl ard Ju1l- E-1 Der
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nv re-s 81 z-i went CD >,.-rl A---z---s-
SAMUEL 8R0WN.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
- IEFFERS0N C0UNIY.

WILL D.. s--- s- f-1-, 1t -ls Co--r-H1--s-
w n Clar.es-9=-. Wss- Virginia o.
FRID4T. DECEMBER 2a5, 1sS7.
Thar ra.uabls -rs-s Of Ind belonging 90 the
estate % Gideon Lez.e--I-e- iss, b l-o-- l-e
nile t-1-- Cll-.---1Tl- Wss- F--g----- o. Gle
Bs--FTl-.s Turnpike containing
FORTY .ICRES.
70 las N ia s,a5.s 415 snail Dwelling AMI
3 -- -s-l SAKE % c-.iiTz-i11- Also t-e
HOUSE AND lois
a. >l--s. s--ss- .- C-l--=--1E-. ~ Va ~
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o-s there : lsE -T1-sl1-T l-l-z -Hi--.1-
c---al-i1r siz -1o--s F--l s-i-l-l 1ii1---'--
ALARGE NEW STABLE.
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fr=-.--r t----s . fses o. Sand .-rzes --1
---s -a-z f-1-- s15- s-ree5 ~ fse- O. alley 1--
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sac 1l-e VIII -e SD
VACANT LOT
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81. .ssc z-i ----s ta-k 80 .se--
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-ssi-s i- cEl 81. -z- Lu1-z- payments -- ere
-- .Tl year, E--- ---z--s- % s1--e ---Z CO.
81 s1-s--1 1e secured Or -L- 1o--s % Tie pr
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sss i s- u ore --1-sz-t c1-lrs VII BE-
IN % the t3rcF acre -rl-- To- q Tern 81 yza---
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PRIME l1- q Nay I1lz1a1s ard TEi=-s
y - -ec=-re5 sE WALL & DORSEY :
FULL Inc of si5s hacl-- bans s--l--srs
y al t-s1zfzs- llccl I--s- -=,-eirsi 20
WALL K L0ESETS
BARREL - 1=E C1t1 --1-z-ses. Elicl
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- - VAIL e DORSEY
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G.s1. i-i-ce-=l-s % s2r-s orEeTs- u-,
suck -Lis season 3, something % he r-o1-
II ETs-ylCcy Who can arrange Z should
call l. early = possible The early 6-ger
-s.s E-.. pick 81 -hs E1s- psPular styles.
Cone and Sc al. ne az showing. Cone
% us a1t see ilr yourself U-a. c.5ialoE
sl11.i BE- While y11 are lsrei sI11.1s
oar children and boE> s,ocs All sg11-. :
attractive
wv Ktzy & Co. S1i-=r Bui-ii1g-
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Boz. s11 have Eos 20 have rsE c-1-Les
.li. .au viii 90. r5-rs. taking ;heir parents
% :. o. Eirsc1uan & Coz Splendid
gods q. lowest possible prizes Ills tuT-
M q c,1-liu- = s-- r-2,tzi ~ c1-E1e1ce-
TC- are z=.-il- o k1oE l. oe-t@r sTsry
6zv. We deserve y01r c1-l-e--e and are
a.. getting &c. Our sock never Vs. -
-a--s and 1sa1-sf-l l. -oE- Take -cok
u Nc1 ail. 1C- Be di>1pr -u-et-
Sd. HIESCEMAN & Co.
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